Video: Daniel Defense Ambush Rifle Line in .308

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posted on May 23, 2016
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A lot of folks know Daniel Defense for its popular tactical rifle lines—and we don't blame anyone for that. Hunters, though, will know more about Daniel Defense before long. For 2016, the company is rolling out its new Ambush hunting line, which will initially be chambered in .308. Kryptek and Realtree patterns will be available.

You can learn more about the new rifles by checking out the video that's embedded above, or by going to DanielDefense.com.

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